Category: Trademark

A trademark opposition lets third parties challenge a pending trademark application before it registers. Here’s how the opposition process works at the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.

The TTAB is the administrative tribunal that handles trademark opposition and cancellation proceedings. Here’s how the board works, what it decides, and how to appear before it.

The USPTO refuses trademark applications for terms that are primarily merely surnames. Here’s how to respond to a Section 2(e)(4) surname refusal and overcome the rejection.

A Section 2(d) office action refuses a trademark based on likelihood of confusion with a prior mark. Here’s how to respond and overcome a likelihood of confusion refusal.

A trademark disclaimer removes legal protection from certain elements of your mark. Here’s how disclaimers affect your trademark’s scope and what disclaimed elements lose.

Domain names can be registered as trademarks if they function as source identifiers. Here’s when domain names qualify for trademark protection and how to register yours.

Trademarks and domain names frequently intersect, especially in cybersquatting and brand protection disputes. Here’s how trademark law applies to domain name registration and disputes.

A company-wide trademark procedure helps businesses identify, register, and protect their marks consistently. Here’s how to build a corporate trademark management system.

Two craft breweries went to court over trademark infringement involving similar beer branding. Here’s what the case reveals about protecting brewery names and label trade dress.

Revision Legal’s attorneys visited Michigan breweries to discuss internet law, trademark, and e-commerce topics with business owners in a relaxed setting. Here’s the recap.